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Table 1 Relevant studies to the dimensions of the research model

From: Critical factors influencing physicians’ intention to use computerized clinical practice guidelines: an integrative model of activity theory and the technology acceptance model

Dimension (variable)

Francke et al. [40]

Flottorp et al. [42]

Kortteisto et al. [41]

UTAUT related studies [5961]

Tool (Technology)

 Complexity

Easy to understand, can easily be tried out, and do not require specific resources

Guideline factors

  

 Perceived usefulness

   

Performance expectancy

Compatibility

Effective strategies often have multiple components than single strategy

   

 Perceived ease of use

   

Effort expectancy

Subject (Human)

 Attitude

Awareness of the existence of the guideline and familiarity with its content

Individual health professional factors

Attitude toward the behavior

 

 Task uncertainty

 

Individual health professional factors

  

Environment (Organization)

 Social influence

A lack of support from peers or superiors

Professional interactions

Subjective norm

Social influence

Organizational support

Insufficient staff and time

Incentives and resources, capacity for organizational change, and social, political, and legal factors

Perceived behavior control

Facilitating conditions